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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
= RICH PRIZE.
q Steamer Picks I'd sR Abandoned Bark
Win NalusHle Cargo.

a Steamer Picks I'd sH Abandoned Bark
Win FalusHle Cargo.
HA1rrAx. Aug. so-Ths stssmsr sighted
OF this place last evening With diszoled
vessel in tow which proved 70 be the Red
r,ord Hill ~ expected, and her prize. the
German bark Hixhayer Of Elsfeth. They
arrived in the hsrbor AZ late hour. Cap
tain HYDE. of Richmond Hill. reports fall
inr in with The Highlysr Saturday in
lsfiiutis 12. longitude $50. After psss-
Ing her the bsrk ran up signals Of distress,
and bearing down On aer. Captain HYDE
va inforried that he vessel vas IN = help
les sfate. Der foremsst ana Fe boom gone.
her briwsrks stove in aud three feet Of
water in Der hold. TIE Captain stated that
the crew refused to Tork.
The csotsip of the bark resolved 90 shsn-
don the vpssei before the stssnser VS. sight
ri and set Sra "a her hut flames did not
.rpear t.ll Immediately siter TIE crew were
fsksn % by = beat frsm the steamer. The
boat returned az oncs snd pas cue the ara.
Sometime later the flames burst oUt sgRln
snd threatened en- prove ton much for the
f,seu. but they finally srcceeist iu over
rorninr then. TIE stesner and csTk we're
then connected hv hs~ser and their heads
tnrusd Tor HALIFAX The bark - mes seri-
cusiv damaged bv Gre. sud aS she has over
= 0oi barrels OF ail en- teard. is Vsiuaoie
r~i~e. Sue isft New Nrrk on August rs for
D.ntrio. The Richmond biL whica VII
r-ore~d tofar Cor Lortcr. - from Ns~
Sork. vita a csrvo of cattle and general
snosis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
THE CLAM BAKE.
A Great Feast Enjoyed at the Lake Ysster-
day.

The clam bake at the Lake yesterday was
a most successful and enjoyable affair for all
concerned The weather was bright and
delightful, just cool enough for comfort
without wraps. and crowds of people visited
the resort in the afternoon.
AS many of the readers of the TELEGRAM
HERALD have never had the pleasure of
feasting at a clam bake. it mny be we'll to
tell how the victuals are prepared. If you
want to give a clam bake first get the CLANS,
the quantity being governed by the number
of guests you expect 10 feei. About a
peck for each guest would be
safe estimate, but il depends
something upon the capacity of the eaters.
A bushei apiece would Se nose too nnch
for company composed OF fifteen or
twenty men who feasted with Mr.. SWEET
land yesterday, and it is not safe to cut
down the average because some of the
guests are ladies. After you have secured
the clans then get about wagon load of
stone. hardheads about the size of peck
measure are the most suitable, and pile
them in a heap on tbs ground. Build fire
on them and keep 1t going until they are
red hot. While the stones are heating dig
hole in the ground six or eight feet long,
four or five feet wide, and two or three feet
deep. When the stones are heated roll
them into the mole ana throw little
sand over them. Then cover them over
with layer of sea weed. II you have no
sea weed, the wild grass which grows on
the shores of Reeds Lake will make a good
substitute. Then put on the CLAIMS and
with them you must mix green corn with
the husks on, sweet potatoes, chicken,
loosters, etc. The chicken should be cut
up and the pieces neatly tied up in cloth TO
keep the sand from getting in your teeth.
After you have filed in enough provender
to feed your crowd put on more sea weed
and then blanket or cloth that will cover
the whole pile. Then cover 1t with sand to
the depth of about q foot and then
let it alone for three or four
hours. While it is cooking get the tables
ready and seat your guests. When you
open the pit delicious aroma will pervade
the neighborhood, and the guests viii be
eager to begin the feast The CLAIMS should
be shoveled out and served hot.
The bake yesterday was very successfully
MANAGED, and the eaters, many Of whom
were New Fngl' n iers. were almost fulsoms
in their praise of Mr.. Swstland. The tables
were spread in the grove north Of the Pa
vilion. and we're filed again and again both
at the four o clock and the six o'clock bskes.
Tne band discoursed music while the color
ed waters served the guests. who ate until
they were g0rged, and if there was not an
unusual call for the services of the doctors
last night 1t was due the excellence of the
cooking.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
FROM THE NEW SOUTH
CORN, nor:corron. IS NOW KING
The Largest Crop Ever trown-8l most
Enough for Two Years Cotton snd
Tobacco-Basinss s1 All
kinds booming.

BALTIMORE. Aug 30.-The Asn'fao,ureTs'
Record for this week publishes special re-
ports from all over the South on the crops
and the outlook for business. With two
exceptions these reports are remarkably
favorable. The corn crop is the largest
ever grown in the South aud is estimated 10
exceed last years crop by 55.-
0OO, 90 bushels, and the crop
Of 1885 by 10000, 600. Many farm
ers who heretofore depended on the
West for corn, nave this year raised an
abundant supply some having enough for
two years consumption.
The cotton crop. while damaged by the
recent unfavorabe weather. promises n full
average yield. The shortage on tobacco on
account of decreased acreage. will be bal
anced by the higher prices farmers are re-
ceiying.
In other crops the yield has
been good, and on the whole
this is for the South year of excellent
crops and better times for farmers than for
many seasons
Throughout the South the business out
look is unusually promising. New indus
trial enterprises are being established in
large numbers and railroad construction is
active.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
Aboy, Farmer Revnolas

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 30.-Hss that home
opathic dose of 'sciatic rheumatism" taken
the brsg ali out OF you, and made you try
to duck the head OF the American eagle
every time be comes in sight Of foreign
power? Has It's delicate tTinges made you
recoil at the though of national debt
which exists only because the creditor will
not take his pay? Has its yenomous attack
destroyed all the bOm6sst and wind FOR
which you have been SO long noted and
made you believe that \ oupg America can
not wipe the ground with all the Cossacks
and Mongolians that were ever sired? Has
its of repeated symptoms led you to doubt
the ability of this country to control this
continent at its will? Has its persistent
pains made you furl all the ssils You have
ever csfried and become frightened 81 the
sight Of a few small Canadian fishing
smscks in our Northern waters?
ANFRTCA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
MICHICAK'S COLUMN
GRAND HAVEN NOTES AND MEMS.
Oar Grzod Rapids sFSEtsuasD Defeated
- : ssnzH kA5 5ori1y h 4ssiazs Hap
psalnss &a4 Gsasr4l sGsck
II stats Specials.

t.s-41sta ~ thz 1le14Aes aaes-s
GzASD HAYES. Aug 5g.-The third or TIE
shooting matches between the Gfsna
Haven and Grand Rspics Clabs took place
today znd Eesaltsd la the defeat Of TIE
visitors Sy ~ birds As shown ~ ne tel
loving score
Grand R4pi3s--White. Sen. Il; Horton,
q. Cody Sen. 10 Waite. j.. 10 Cody. Jf.,
=. Friant, - IOtzl-107
0ranf Hzysn-Slayton. - Small 10
HsFosex. Is Chzmpin. Is, Richardson, %
Plers0n, -. Tot4i-lg3
A. l. Holmes returned today from Den
yer. Colorado where he has just completed
= large water sOrks contract. Mr.. Holmes
has a contract with this city 10 extend the
present system and make il efficient.
A Grand Rapids gentleman looked OVer
the city Yesterday and Will ask the COunell
for = franchise FOR stresl railway from
Spring Lake % Highland Park.
Ex- Senator Ferry IL expected home from
the Vest in a lew days. de IS now IA
Utah.
The Grand Haven base ball club is TO
play the " hile Cloud club at Whitehall
next Monday.
The Cutler House is still well filled with
guests.
The Circuit Court is in session.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
A STANCE DISAPPEARANCE.
The Clerk of the Harbor Point Hots
hysteriously Missing.


PETosKEY, Aug. 30.-Last Fridays Re-
sortsr mentioned that Mr.. Warren, the clerk
at the Habor Point, who Was just recover
ing from a serious illness, had left the hotel
the morning before as though for a short
walk and had not returned. AS his hat
and oyercoat we're left In the ONCE, con-
siderable surprise and some an xiety was felt
that day and every day has Increased the
uneasiness. He took nothing whatever
with him so far as could be learned, and as
four days had elapsed yesterday without
any trsce of him being found, his friends
are very much alarmed.
IL is thought that be had been suffering
with temporary alteration caused by his
sickness, and il is suggested that he wan
GereG simlessly of into the woods, and in
bis weakened condition perished from ex-
posure and exhaustion. Others express the
opinion that in a sudden impulse caused by
his ply condition be has committed
suicide. There was rumor that he was
short in his accounts, but Manager Smith
denies this, although he states the books
are in badly mudiled condition owing, he
thinks, 20 Warren's not being able to keep
the work up for some time before he gave
up entirely. The most hopeful view is that
he walked to Bay View and took the train
for Detroit, but If this is the case it is
strange that be has not written back before
fhfc
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
SOCIAL ETI2UETTE.
Manners and Customs Prsctioed "a
Polite society.

Manners and Customs Prsctieed Ga
Polite Society.
"Tbe days are past when children used 4
rise tbe meIpent ttsir parents entered the
rcen where they wsse and stand Until fhsF
had received permission 10 sit.r SAYS Mrs
louise q. M0Ulton: "buf TIE mistake IA no.
made ssushJ h. fbs other direction q silew.
ing 70 small b0Ys ard giris too nlrch liceHse
70 disturb the peace of TIE household !
think TIE best way - train children IN cour.
tesv vos.d ~ 70 deserve toward them .
scrupvlous politeness. would 60 Sc far A.
t. ssy that we Should make Il 8 point to listen
70 children without infe-ruptiBr them. and
q answer them as sincerely snd respectful.
ss II trey were sTovus sp or course. 20 al
los uplnterT1spted chatter would be 70 ssr.
render the refosc Of tie hsusshold. but II i
very easy, IL Children are themselves scrupo
lousy respected, 70 teach them n turn scrs
sulously to respect -. coBvsnience q ofh.rs
sno - kner when to talk sns when 70 D. .,
lent
Alf chilS X bro8rht sp IN tks constant 81
erciss q courtesy toward brothers and sister,
and playmate a. wsll as toward rsr.nfs and
uncies snd aura u vii have little left y
learn - it eTows oiaer
aThs ssst brousht np fsmiiy n eb8dren
evsT knew vsre seucste5 on The principle ..
assays colBReaeirg tsen when y was rrozS
be 70 % -. era l-f5ug silencs ~ tbs rsproo.
- any vTDngdeang fliat wss not reals
serious ! havs bear5 the osiidrsn a fsps
househei6. when thsir mother he'd fssle5 Z.
sev cry word a cssDsssuostion after sans,
socisl occasion. ask IS anxiosisly - possible
- osf vas ~. mznFBs7 bDov sornsfhfrs
vss wTenz. Ds8n7t 70 trnat tce 0taer eAii
6rsn veA - were ve 10 noisT7 lr tss
houss rrp~r<f ~ae never be~tr~.7 uneeceht
ard ~orssnendafisa. - ~hste~e- it vss poss
hls - cozHsess5. vas sTsfnisuss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

To the EastoT efthe Ty1EsEkx HERALD.
I Zee little concerned for fear that thst
examining beard and the Soldiers Home
management wiil he conscience striken for
hsvlng o4sshaTFe5 AT one -hsDdsd iomsie
up0n re rzorBd u physical sbility to sap
pari hsr9tef sne ~ifnout giving him the
prics sfs Hessl, or Of BED. ard. a. really
hold 10 er1dee aEa.ast them / wish that
vso zc1id kindly sssVre them thst ] an
quite llkeiy - gain nay livih09a ~ things
wise s8G ot8eI ase ard that ! thins ga !
hs soie - Frs them r dose q her cvr
medicine So srsr three times 2 -sek sDtfi
fhsV SOTO 7aat recover their srnofionai
sani.i r1irn. HRo " phrKFPos1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

John Dean Alger and his wife. J. Paris
Township. we're pleasantly surprised last
evening by the sudden and unexpected ap-
pearaDce ST their home of large number
Of their children and grandchildren, and
friends. The occasion was Ar. AlgeT's 18th
birthdsy. Among the children were
Lucius AlgeT, OF Petoskey Marcellus Al
ger. OF Sewsygo. Mrs. Il p. A. Crczier, o.
Ann AFboT, and Mrs. Alexander Hewett. Of
Hilisdsle, and her husband Among the
grandchildren were +. A CTozier and A O.
Crozier. OF this city; George slger and
mother, of Augusta. The presents were
numerous. elegant and costly, and the oc-
casien Vas an enjoyable one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
MULTIPLIED BY TEN.
Arrested at Larsisg for Raising One
Dollar Bills.

txslvs,Vs - 1st -sNtsslS-etsANN
LANSING, Mich, Aug. 30.-William Ar
mold. of Dursnd, passed q 81 bill raised to
$40 here last evening, and was arrested as
be was taking the Grand Trunk train
81 midnight, by Detective Abcis,
who has been on his track for
several months, during which time be has
made a choice collection of raised bills
passed by Arnold in various sections Of the
State. Arnold was lately arrested in Port
Huron on a similar charge. but was released
on telling the officers be obtained the bill
from circus follower and did not know it
was loaded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
V-*-----------
VIOLATORS or THE GAME LAW.
Game Warden Smiths Monthiy Report
what the Offenders Got

Wh2t the OuGnuefs oot.
State Game Warden w. Alden Smith
completed his monthly report yesterday.
1t sets forth the offenders apprshended
under the game Law and the disposition
made OF the cssss as follows: John Dennis,
VIM. Rose and Geo. Troon of Mason county
pleaded guilty and were fined $50 each; 4.
9underson, of Delta county. pleaded guilty
and fined $35 and costs; Philip Sheehan,
A. Sksig Capt. John Lints, A. Booth, Chas.
Coin. same county. paid $40 each; Louis
Jacque of Saginaw county, pleaded
not guilty and discharged; Sylyes-
ter Troy, ST. Joseph county,
s. fine and costs; Edwin Colenso.
Marquette county, $40 fine and costs;
Matthew Ebsre same county $50 fine and
costs; Michael Dugert Wayne county, IS
fine; A. +. Burske, Roscommon county,
acquitted; Edward Marion. Saginaw county,
not yet tried; Edward Wincey and g. New
man, same county, $40 6pe each; r.
Grandt, Wayne county. s. fine and forfeit
ure of net; Frank Shsedle, Delta county,
not guilty; VIM. Winters, Frank Schott-
gren, Erickson and G. b. Sparer, same
county. $40 each and costs; Jacob Dolf,
Marquette county, fined $50 and costs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
sOaL DEALERS SUSPEND,
a PhiIsdeiphis Firm Quits Nearly
Million short.

PHuADELrHIA, Aug. S0.-This morning
the announcement was made that Robert
Hare Powell Z Co, and Robert Hare Powell,
sons & Co, the great coal mining firms of
this city. had failed and the street was neees-
sarily startled. The future was admitted t.
John G. Bradley, who IS the manager. and
a partner OF both trims. He stated that the
failure wss the result Of the suspension of
Charles +. PennOck, of Coatesville, the ex-
teusive iron plate merchant. whose paper
bore the Endorsement Of both firms.
The Liabilities he placed at 8, SOC. .000,
which Is assumed 20 De the aggregate for
which they became the indorsers Of Pen
n0cks notes that were protested yesterday,
while the assets. consisting of vast tracts OF
valuable coal lands and appurtenances, are
6xed a. 81 eco go.
The Guarantees Trust Company has been
made sssignses. Il is generally believed
that the assets OF the two firms are far
above their liabilities, and that The course
adopted Of assigning the estate was the
wisest . meet al legitimate claims and pre-
vent sacrifices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Oaiy Three Families OF Irish Tenants
Eyictod yesterday.

DUsLIS, Aug. 50.-The sum total Of the
work OF evictOrs on the OGrady estate at
HerbsrtstOWn today was the election OF
three families. The crowds attracted by the
evictions became very demOnstrative in
their sympathy with the tenants, and the
police were compelled on several oc-
casi0ns TO charge upon and dis
perse them. This they did with
evident pleasure, and piled their
batOns right and left with terrible effect. A
great many persons were injured by blows
upon the head and body, some Of them
quite seriously. Among those clubbed by
the police were T. J. Condon member OF
parliament for East TipDersry and several
English visitors 70 the scene.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

The G. r. & l. Railroad Company has
accepted the plans for the South Grand
Rapids depot furnished by T. X. Spier. Of
Detroit. The building will be q model OF
neatness and convenience and although the
cost will be less than 81 900, ii will be en-
ornament 10 the pretty suburb where IL is
TO be located. The depot will be built be
tween the q. K. & I. and the n. C. tracks
and a station master will be located there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
"OLO HUTCH" SUSPENDED
For Psrsisting In Trading After BssI
ness Hours.

CHIcsso, Aug. 30.-B. P. Hutchinson.
better known as "oIa Hutch one Of The
riohest Of the millioRsires on the Chicago
Board Of Trade and owner Of The Corn Ex-
change Bank was suspended for ninety
days by tns directors Of fhe Board Of Trade
tonight me charge against him vas trad
ing sfer hours, which he acknowledge to
Be true. K is stated that Hutchinsc1 has
been openly and defantly breaking the
ruiss o. the Board FOR years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
An Eneiish Prize Fight.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-A prize fight with
gloves took place today between Lees, OF
Melbourne, Australia, and Goode, of Lon
don. Lees had the best Of the fight up to
end including the thirteenth round, but be-
came winded in the fourteenth and was
badly punished. lie was unable TO come 10
the scratch Tor the fifteenth round, and the
fight was gwen to G0Ode-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

The Colleee-sve. improvement from
Bridge-st. to the city limits. will Be about
as valuable and expensive piece Of street
work % the Board Of Public Works mas vet
handled. The Improvement will cost about
SIG, 900. and that portion of il from Bridge
ST. to Flat-st will be completed this year.
The D.. @. II. & n. Railroad Company will
construct wooden bridge over its tracks
upon the grade line of the street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

James Z. PISS foa15 eat Of elotAss
ro sS - f1 q bun5s iss 1inz rp5sr
TIE new boass rbica - IS 5aldiag, q ths
eorrer % t<esss3 -svs. sa6 North Division
So Re sfEat tken - p9iies hsa5s8sr-
x-e zaefe taev s.eil The cw1er The
g .e-s srs ix dg1bf a. - We her fAsv s-s
s1o.sn Ros1s a. sozce ere bad 100 rasnr
s.s4ss sr.z discsr1s1 Gas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
NOTICE 70 VISITORS.

r,- rr-sfde.t = Nss AZ Ecsne~ 70 osaee
seeker
wasHs~sros. Aux. so-Pr-sident Cleve-
lard intends - psss most Of bis time dur-
,,x he nert ssw ~eeks A. oskvisT, his
countrv bone. he regar'is tais ss his
~.,afirn irns. srd ~kiis spending e rear
- rffv =, thst he can stteua 81 actual euo-
if., h,1-i-e<s. he VII rct Zee o1'ie=Fi. when
,..re.-srilv called - the Executive Wan
.,.r. t. devote anv tinse 70 pers',rs seeking
-l.<..s. cr r,aralr desirrs,s ef paylng t1eir
Z-p>ss< a he Chief Ma siTste-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
DIED IN A DENTISTS CHAIR.
Mrs. John Hughes, of IT. Louis, Mich.s
Meets A sudden End.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 30.-Mrs. John Hughes
died yesterday while under the influence OF
anestaetics in dentists chair. The de-
ceased was about forty five years OF age, and
had taken morphine in considerable quanti-
ties of late years, which fact may have infiu-
enced the fatal effect OF the mixture of
alcohol, chloroform and ether. which was
given. The lady called at the dentists
office in the forenoon and wished to have
chloroform administered, but the dentist.
J. Z. Goss. declined to do so, telling her
that she must have her family physician to
administer the chlorotorm. In the after
noon she called again with DR.. l.. A..
Proper, who administered the fatal COM
pound
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

NV XesK- Aug. 3)--Gso. Il Pssl. Of the
frm q GrsTsssssn & 1eiL arsx s-eksrs
-ao recently 5siss. rss arrzzEes to5sy bv
3 1eputy sheTst On - crssr Zzrte3 ~
FGage DoEszre. #sfs~ @ SfcEes a &C.
claim tasf FeIl ebtsine5 SIS on frora theu
~ frsaa Hs furnished bssi u s. fGe ard
go re-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
TRIED TO MURDER HIS MOTHER.
A Morphine Eaters Unnatural Actions

Morphine Eaters Unnatural Action ..
ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. 30.-At Is O'Clock
last night Frank Norton, aged 30. went to
the residence of his mother, Harrist Nor
ton, widow, and attempted to murder her
with pocket knife. A younger brother in
terfered aud received 3 cut in the hand.
Two male rOomers held Norton until the az
rival Of the police. His examination oc-
curs Monday. He is addicted 10 morphine
and was under the influence of morphine
and whisky combined az the time. He has
served term az l0nia for grave robbery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Cersnsgsisrs 1s 3 ~ esnts4rBsa. vhict -.
c3D8s those rahls after l,sliS. partiss snd din-
svsrt. whslhsr one acceT'te1 ~ not So pfs-
srgines = rrssculins ssftsoTity ~ sBrt EaafterS
egee oe7s ss-ss So hss ssis should fhsens-
~ wit - sseu trsvHv. nef eycse3ing tls
lsagst = . rsasons BE ss-asos--ssy tvertv -
fAntv rs.snaree - tae NOS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
KILLED BY A CRAZY MAN.
Terrible Tragedy at . southern summs
Resort.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-A shocking
tragedy occurred today st the Bay st. Louis.
Miss. Summer resort. = few miles from
Orl@ans. Robert stockton. member Of a
respectable family. beosne deranzed ten
DAYS sgo snd preparations were made 70
send him 20 an insane ssyium. He lsbored
under The belief that some one intended
- poison him. This evening he
got doubie barrelsd shos gun.
losd@d it with sings OF lead
and vent TO The residence Of Mrs. Richard
sen. highly esteemed Isdy. She vas sit-
ting on Der piazza and Stockton fred the
contents of both barrels ~ her. filing her
right shoulder and breast With s'cEs one
slag entered her skull iust between and
aeove the eyes. She dse1 affer several hours
~ terrible suffering. STOCKTON Immediately
reloaded hrs zun and took csh vhich
happened 70 hs passing and made his
escape.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

A settsr ~ iEero5asfioa sboasd - lsft crer
in ~ irr tsst .ee assrsr nlss nozfBa4nf born
-~rrncsie1 ezss tete q cyaaf r--rrr ~
fEsvs fAev ossiT te persons - vie-H vou ssvs
ere8zf coEedsues T. - ~sssizss e - rsspona
BE for sh@m
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

CAIRO. Egypt, Aug. 30.-IRformation has
been received here that the kabDsbish tribe
recently defeated the Dervishes in the
Boggar country. killing thirteen hundred
of them The Abysenians are moving
against the Dervishes via SEMINAR. The
Nile is very high and still rising.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
hcCenneII-Haftsr.

Qnite a social event iu colored circles was
the marriage of William II. McConn ell and
Miss Catherine L. Halter. last evening, o;
the residence OF the brides parents, e07
FroDt-st. Rev. c. II. Thomas oificiated
and large number of the relatives and
friends of the contracting parties were pres
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

The pstasI atssi0D excsrsi5n from Kals-
rnszoo. cTer tie lake shore Read. yesssr5r .
q this cll1. wss largely attended TIE VS.
itoTs enjoyed tie oay il s0i sb0st ths CITY.
seterz q them visiting he lake. and 9th
ers ro5Eg out - the soldiers Home It "a
deszafial 6sT for sn eEcarsian and the
party rtt8rnsd home lsst sFsniB9 IN e vsTy
1oitv Mod
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

LIxA, Obia. Aue. 3o-Isrssi Lucss trss
sursT Of Auglsize county. pocketed 80. o.
Ct ths couuty's money. and accompanied by
his vie. Us ed - rsT.s unknown. The
defslCstlon Vas 6isc assed today. Lueas ha'
been u1 ssing sncs Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Cozrwsrs S. C.. Aus. 3o.--Bon. C. H.
Hsmminger. of Chsrleston. er-Confs1srsss
Secretary of Treasury snz ore Of President
Jsfsrson Davis most trusted friends ard
conadsutisl &dvissrs- = seTiously 81 Al rs
Sumner rssidencs st Fiat RSck. He is nos
expecred e. reesvsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
DRY
*GO0DS+
Spring &CshPaEy,
Special Sale.
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misses ADD
InRHnTS
Muslin Underwear.

In order TO make the much
required room for constantly
arriving new Fall goods we
have determined 10 make 3 spec
ial sale ol oui entire stock Of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
commencing Monday, Aug. 90,
and continuing until the lines
arc closed out. Ladies reouir-
ing underwear for themselves
or children VIII do wsil 10 make
their purchases as early IL the
week as possible, while the
styles and lines are unbroken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-In the Honse of Com
mons this evening Sir James Ferguson
stated thai the North American Fisheries
Commission would deal solely with dis
puted points between the United States and
Canada